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Yorkshire rapeseed oil business brings local producers together
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Yorkshire rapeseed oil business brings local producers together

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The team at a Thixendale family farming business is repeating an initiative to connect local businesses for the benefit of their customers.

Following the success of previous collaborations, Jennie Palmer from Yorkshire Rapeseed Oil approached selected Yorkshire food and drink businesses to participate in the fifth ‘EAT Yorkshire' promotion that offers consumers 10% off online sales with participating local producers throughout March.

"We're delighted to welcome five new producers as we celebrate our fifth EAT Yorkshire campaign that showcases some of Yorkshire's finest producers. What started off as a way of connecting businesses and consumers during lockdown has turned into an annual celebration of local food and drink. We now have 26 producers on board, including newcomers Mighty Fine Honeycomb, Nine Tines, Seagrown, The Yorkshire Kitchen and Whitby Distillery. Each business will offer a a 10% discount on online orders from 1st to 31st March. " said Jennie.

In addition to the newcomers, the following businesses are also supporting the 2025 campaign: Yorkshire Rapeseed Oil, Staal Smokehouse, Side Oven Bakery, Soanes Poultry, The Chilli Jam Man, The Honest Bean Co, Wold Top Brewery, Sloemotion, Anna's Happy Trotters, Lottie Shaws, Puckett's Pickles, Yorkshire Wolds Apple Juice, Yorkshire Dama Cheese, The Yorkshire Pasta Co., Warrendale Wagyu, Mr. Stanley's confectionery, The Gourmet Scotch Egg Company, Sawley Kitchen, The Yorkshire Sea Salt Co, *Shepherds Purse and Yockenthwaite Farm.

An EAT Yorkshire landing page went live on Yorkshire Rapeseed Oil's website on 1st March. It will include links to each participant's website where the EATYORKSHIRE code can be redeemed for 10% off.

Yorkshire Rapeseed Oil was established in 2008 by Adam and Jennie Palmer on their farm in the heart of the Yorkshire Wolds. They produce a range of oils, dressings and mayonnaise based on rapeseed oil that is produced exclusively from home and Yorkshire Wolds-grown rape that is pressed, blended, bottled and labelled on the family farm.

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